Baby Floor Gym

• Suitable age group: 0 Months+
• Needs assembly: Yes
• Material: German beech wood
• What’s in the box: 2 High-contrast cotton mobile elements that can also double as a soft toy for tummy time,1 Grasping wooden ring ,4 High contrast grasping beads (should always be strung together, NOT TO BE USED AS SEPARATE BALLS) ,1 Wooden book with geometric shapes.

      NB: Can be folded when not in use

• From birth babies need something to engage themselves during their brief wake period and understand the world around them.
• This stand and its mobiles are the perfect aid to do so.
• The eyes of the baby are the first doorway to development. With a blurry view at birth, a baby can see only high contrast colors. The high contrast pillows help with this.
• The pillows are pure cotton, hence also aids in tummy time exploration.
• We don’t believe in making Hippos and Lions fly as a small child can’t differentiate between reality and imagination.
• Well researched visual & tactile elements provided by our experts.
• When the child starts batting the beads support this and the rings ensure voluntary grasping is supported
• Wooden books can be placed on the side of the baby when the baby is on their back aiding in strengthening of the neck muscles
• The wooden books also can be used as a tummy time aid.
• The stand is made from sturdy beech wood and easy to set up.
• The stand can be folded when not in use and stored away. It can be carried around from one room to another easily.
• Baby gyms are perfect for hanging visual mobiles. Visual mobiles and other elements encourage your baby to track and observe them. Providing just the right amount of visual stimulation helps the development of the visual sense.

Ideal Visual stimulation

Babies need good visual stimulation to keep them busy in their brief wake periods and sooth them. They track these moving high contrast elements and process the movements.

Hand-eye Coordination

When they see the elements, they’ll soon try to interact with them by moving their bodies. This helps them understand how their body works and eventually leads them to voluntary movements.

Grasping Aids

When children transition from involuntary to voluntary grasping, it is better to offer elements that are harnessed to a firm surface like the stand. This will ensure they are not directly pulling the object towards the face and hurting them. This will give feedback to their grasping actions and slowly helps refine them. The beads and ring offer different feedback as they grasp.

Focus and Concentration

Observing the movement of the mobiles also helps your baby develop focus and concentration. It also ensures that they get some independent play time right from birth.